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Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics podcast. If you're thinking, oh,

I'm not surely sounding a little bit unwell, it's not him, it's me Luke Jones, I'm sitting in for

Matt all this week on Times Radio. Today we're going to be talking about prisons. The pandemic has

shown up a lot of problems in the prison system, some things that were already there, but maybe we

just weren't paying attention, but of course the pandemic has heightened some of them, we're going to

be hearing from somebody who is a prison officer, someone who used to be in prison and now works

dealing with complaints by prisoners and also at the Howard Lee for reform, we're going to be here

as well. First though, we're going to check in with today's columnist, Liberacea, Purvis and Sylvester.

First of all, mass testing, the thing that's on the front of the Times, Rachel, what do you

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